[MattG]

I havn't seen any formal data, but secondhand reports said the car did *extremely* well. There's really no reason to suspect otherwise - its light weight is a great advantage in crash testing.

 

[babak]

They couldn't sell the car if it was not crash tested right? I.e. the Porsche 959, my understanding is that this is the reason it was not sold in the US.

 

[_JD_]

From Michael Sands interviews at the LA show:

How does it stack up in crash testing?*
Very well, apparently. They crashed a car, then thought about getting a waiver on the front end crash structure. The tests were so definitive that the car passed. There were no specific figures given.
That is not to say it will be inexpensive to fix the car after an accident. The crash test did not affect the tub, however if the tub were damaged, it would need to be replaced. Repair costs are roughly the same as those required for a BMW or similar car.

 

[zvezdah1]

Amazingly,
The car was driveable after the front end crash test!
Chris